Chain Reaction by Lee Child and Andrew Child is number 31 in the Jack Reacher series. And as always, Jack Reacher is a tough guy to find. And this is his preferred modus operandi. But Gen. Turner has her ways, and the backing of the Pentagon. And of all things, she was able to track him because his ATM card had expired! We all know how Jack eschews all things ‘techy’, no cell phone, no social

The Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board held its regular meeting Oct. 26. The board voted to authorize Head Start to submit a continuation application to serve 212 preschool students that meet the criteria for participation. They also voted to provide a buffalo to all reservations schools, including Nashua and Culbertson. A contract modification for Integrity was approved, including an

Workforce challenges at one business can affect an entire community, from reduced operating hours and delayed services to postponed plans for growth. Identifying practical solutions starts with understanding the challenges local employers face. Great Northern Development Corporation and the Montana Department of Labor and Industry’s Workforce Services Division will host five Employer Exchange

The Scobey City Council held its regular meeting Tuesday, Oct. 27. The full council was in attendance. The public works report included the completion of crack sealing. Green cans will continue to be picked up. Zoning permits were approved for 309 Oie St., a demolition at 309 B St. and a conditional use permit for 306 A St. A conditional use permit for 309 Timmons St. was voted down. A

The deadline for Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ Future Fisheries Improvement Program grants is Nov. 15. Approximately $400,000 is available for the winter grant cycle. The goal of the program is to restore rivers, streams and lakes to improve Montana’s wild fish habitat. Projects can be located on private or public property but must benefit a public fishery. Each project is assessed